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SEBI sets norms to govern international financial centres
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) approved guidelines to govern international financial services centres (IFSC). These guidelines were approved by SEBI board meeting on 22 March 2015. The news guidelines relax the norms for Stock exchanges and clearing ..
Month: Current Affairs - March, 2015
Participatory Notes
Stock markets in India are regulated by SEBI and all Foreign Institutional Investors, who invest in Indian stocks have to get registered with SEBI. The two broad categories of foreign Investments viz. FDI and FII are highly regulated and need ..
Alternative Investment Funds
Alternative Investment Funds are the investments which do not happen via the traditional modes of investment such as stocks, bonds, cash, property etc. The other avenues have been put into the Alternative Investments, though there is no proper definition of ..
SEBI approved new Insider trading rules
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has revamped the rules related to the Insider trading for the protection of the smaller investors. Insider trading refers to the trade of a company’s stocks or other securities and making unethical profits ..
Month: Current Affairs - November, 2014
Sebi relaxes governance norms, increases deadline for minimum one woman director on the boards of listed companies to April 1, 2015
To simplify the procedure of executing better corporate governance norms by listed firms, the market regulator Sebi relaxed several provisions of the fresh law, particularly for smaller companies, and stretched the deadline for appointing at least one woman director to ..
Month: Current Affairs - September, 2014
SEBI to get more teeth
The Central government has decided to increase the powers of SEBI to make it effective in dealing with fraudulent schemes of money-pooling and lending. Under the new, Securities Laws Amendment Act, • The capital market regulator can pass orders of ..